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Band 4+: You should spend about 20 minutes on this task. The bar chart shows the monthly spending in dollars of a family in the USA on three items in 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

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The image displays a bar chart and line graph labeled "Monthly Expenditure" with the x-axis indicating months (JAN, FEB, MAR, APR) and the y-axis showing amount (0-800). JAN data: food approximately 200, gas 400, clothing 250, average 350; FEB data: food 300, gas 500, clothing 400, average 400; MAR data: food 250, gas 600, clothing 300, average 400; APR data: food 400, gas 700, clothing 650, average 600.
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The provided bar chart illustrate the expenditures in dollars of a family living in the USA in the year of 2010

As the year 2010 starts with the January, most people spended their money on food around $500. Nearly $370 are paid for the gas of the cars and approximately $210 are pay out for the colths. The average expenditure in the month of January was $360.

As we move forward to February, the average expenditure was same as January $360 in which USA family spended nearly $600 for clothing and food. Almost $210 are expanded as the fuel consumption of the car.

Now if we elaborate the expenditures which tooks place in the month of March, as a food got more dollars payout in the month of January, same history repeated in March ,around $410 always on expanded on food and approximately $380 and $300 are payout for the gas and clothes respectively and if we give a look at the average of the month of March it is a slightly higher than rest of the months which was a $410.

The last month given in the given chart which is April, people wasted around $630 on just clothes. Gas consumption got $480 expanded and people spended on a food around $320 which is comparatively low from all four months ,in conclusion the average of the April was below $300 which seems like lowest of all the four months

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